MoveWindows

MoveWindows is a "moom" style window mover, originally written by @tmiller that I've adapted over the years.

At it's core, MoveWindows provides a sane set of default vim-style keybindings to move windows around, but you can override anything at any point.

Quickstart, setting the mode to ⌘+⇧+M:

hs.loadSpoon('MoveWindows')
  :start()
  :bindHotKeys({toggle = {{"command", "shift"}, "m"}})

If you wish to adjust the bindings and "grid", simply set or extend MoveWindows.grid before calling MoveWindows:start().

MoveWindows = hs.loadSpoon('MoveWindows')
MoveWindows.grid = {
  { key='j', unit=hs.geometry.rect(0, 0.5, 1, 0.5) },
  { key='space', unit=hs.layout.maximized }
}

MoveWindows
  :start()
  :bindHotKeys({toggle = {{"command", "shift"}, "m"}})

Because MoveWindows is simply a wrapper around hs.hotkey.modal, you can expand it's functionality with other Spoons like Split.spoon, or include your own functionality:

hs.loadSpoon('MoveWindows')

MoveWindows = spoon.MoveWindows
MoveWindows
  :start()
  :bind('', ',', function()
    hs.window.focusedWindow()
      :application()
      :selectMenuItem("Tile Window to Left of Screen")
    MoveWindows:exit()
  end)
  :bind('', '.', function()
    hs.window.focusedWindow()
      :application()
      :selectMenuItem("Tile Window to Right of Screen")
    MoveWindows:exit()
  end)
  :bind('', 'v', function()
    spoon.Split.split()
    MoveWindows:exit()
  end)
  :bindHotKeys({toggle = {{"command", "shift"}, "m"}})

If you want to use Hyper.spoon, you can just access MoveWindows:toggle() directly:

Hyper:bind({}, 'm', function() MoveWindows:toggle() end)

Highlight

MoveWindows also uses hs.window.highlight if you have it setup. To see the window you are about to move highlighted, just set hs.window.highlight.ui.overlay=true.